Alejandro
04-10-2003, 10:56 AM
Hi people,
I'm on a TCP/IP LAN with about 30 PCs. I run Win2k Pro and all the rest are on Win95/98.
I have a shared folder on my machine which i use for instalations and is mapped to a letter on all them.
My problem is that when i go machine by machine and connect to my shared folder from them after about 10 times i receive a message that my computer has reached its maximum connections limit and i should try later. I've setup the permissions for my shared folder to Maximum allowed. I noticed that the only solution is disabling the local connection and re-enabling it.
Same happens with a Windows NT server machine (it didn't happened before till i installed SP6)
Any ideas to fix this annoying problem?
Thank you!
I'm on a TCP/IP LAN with about 30 PCs. I run Win2k Pro and all the rest are on Win95/98.
I have a shared folder on my machine which i use for instalations and is mapped to a letter on all them.
My problem is that when i go machine by machine and connect to my shared folder from them after about 10 times i receive a message that my computer has reached its maximum connections limit and i should try later. I've setup the permissions for my shared folder to Maximum allowed. I noticed that the only solution is disabling the local connection and re-enabling it.
Same happens with a Windows NT server machine (it didn't happened before till i installed SP6)
Any ideas to fix this annoying problem?
Thank you!